Built in 1728, the Webster-Sawyer-Smiley House is an iconic example of early 18th century American architecture known as a "salt box" with a distinctive roofline and charmingly simple facade. This 8-room second period home, with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, is an outstanding blend of period details and modern amenities. The interior offers many original features including the classic center chimney, 5 fireplaces with original mantles, period paneling, Indian shutters and 18th century hardware. Additional highlights are a remarkable bullseye transom over the front door and wide pine floors. The home offers a 1-car garage with loft storage and a large private back yard. Located on 2 acres within a short distance of Route 495 and the New Hampshire border, this historic home has proudly sat at the 994 Main Street, Haverhill, Mass. location for nearly 3 centuries. Its owners have included important Haverhill families that play prominent roles in history. A local landmark. Ideal for the purist.